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Status: Ended
First Aired: January 4, 1957
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 65
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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Mr. Adams and Eve(1957)

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Overview

Mr. Adams and Eve is a CBS sitcom starring Howard Duff and his then wife, Ida Lupino, as a fictitious acting couple, Howard and Eve Adams, residing in Beverly Hills, California. In the television series, Lupino is known professionally as Eve Drake. The program aired sixty-six episodes from January 4, 1957, to July 8, 1958, with rebroadcasts continuing until September 23, 1958. Lupino was nominated for an Emmy Award for "Best Actress in a Continuing Role" for both seasons of Mr. Adams and Eve.

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Season 1

24 episodes • 1957

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Young Actress	Jan 4, 1957
2	Typical	Jan 11, 1957
3	They're Off and Running	Jan 18, 1957
4	The Teen-Age Daughter	Jan 25, 1957
5	This is Your Life	Feb 1, 1957
6	You Can't Go Home Again	Feb 8, 1957
7	The Proposal	Feb 15, 1957
8	Howard Goes to Jail	Feb 22, 1957
9	The Business Manager	Mar 1, 1957
10	The Torn-Shirt School of Acting	Mar 8, 1957
11	The Mothers	Mar 15, 1957
12	Academy Award	Mar 22, 1957
13	Taken for Granted	Mar 29, 1957
14	Fulfilling Talents	Apr 5, 1957
15	That Magazine	Apr 12, 1957
16	The Social Crowd	Apr 19, 1957
17	Insomnia	May 3, 1957
18	The Diet	May 10, 1957
19	The Picture That Could Not Be Made	May 17, 1957
20	The Fighter	May 24, 1957
21	The Rumor	May 31, 1957
22	The Lost Two Hours	Jun 7, 1957
23	The Bachelor	Jun 14, 1957
24	Separate Vacations	Jun 21, 1957

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Season 2

41 episodes • 1957

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Adult Western	Sep 20, 1957
2	Taming of the Shrew	Sep 27, 1957
3	International Affair	Oct 4, 1957
4	Split Careers	Oct 11, 1957
5	Joan Fontaine	Oct 18, 1957
6	Suspicion	Oct 25, 1957
7	The Life Story of Eve Drake and Howard Adams	Nov 1, 1957
8	The Comedians	Nov 8, 1957
9	Man with Raven	Nov 15, 1957
10	The Artist	Nov 22, 1957
11	Active Duty	Nov 29, 1957
12	Las Vegas Story	Dec 6, 1957
13	The Producers	Dec 13, 1957
14	The First Mrs. Adams	Dec 20, 1957
15	The Service Story	Dec 27, 1957
16	The Flack	Jan 10, 1958
17	Jungle Madness	Jan 17, 1958
18	Me, the Jury	Jan 24, 1958
19	The Inheritance	Jan 31, 1958
20	The Big Top	Feb 7, 1958
21	Come on to Mars' House	Feb 11, 1958
22	Backwash	Feb 18, 1958
23	Surprise! Surprise!	Mar 4, 1958
24	The Writers	Mar 11, 1958
25	Platter Place	Mar 18, 1958
26	Brought to You Dead From Hollywood	Mar 25, 1958
27	Backpage	Apr 1, 1958
28	U.C.L.A. -- Eh!	Apr 8, 1958
29	The Lovey Doveys	Apr 15, 1958
30	Howard and Eve and Ida	Apr 22, 1958
31	The Original MacDuffs	Apr 29, 1958
32	The Ghosts of Consolidated	May 6, 1958
33	The Bowling Story	May 13, 1958
34	Command Performance	May 20, 1958
35	The Stunt Man	May 27, 1958
36	The Interview	Jun 3, 1958
37	The Chowder Cup	Jun 10, 1958
38	Dear Variety	Jun 17, 1958
39	Steve's Girl Friend	Jun 24, 1958
40	Planes That Pass in the Night	Jul 1, 1958
41	Teenage Idol	Jul 8, 1958

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